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Adventure Park
San Marino Adventures

The park suspended in the woods of Mount Cerreto, in the Castello of Acquaviva, is one of the largest on the Adriatic Riviera. More than thirty courses among the trees of growing difficulty, shooting and softair activities, picnic areas and refreshment points make it a frequent destination for families, groups of friends and school groups from March to November.

Courses
30+
Min age
24 mo
Max height
25 m

Sources: park operator · Castello di Acquaviva

Suspended courses among the trees of the Adventure Park San Marino Adventures
Mount Cerreto · Acquaviva
One of the suspended courses of the park
Information

How the visit works

Where
Castello di Acquaviva, Mount Cerreto
Distance from centre
10 minutes by car
Seasonality
March to November (weather permitting)
Rates
Variable by course and family package. Consult the official website of the park before the visit.
§ I — The Mount Cerreto woods

Where it stands

Mount Cerreto is a wooded hill in the Castello of Acquaviva, north of Mount Titano. Here, between holm oaks, oaks and centuries-old hornbeams, winds the ecological oasis that hosts the adventure park. The isolated location guarantees silence and clean air, far from the tourist flows of the historic centre but at a short distance from accommodation facilities.

The park is reached by car from the Rimini Sud motorway exit in about thirty minutes, along the San Marino expressway, Acquaviva exit. A free car park in front can hold around eighty vehicles; a catering service with outdoor tables and equipped picnic areas is available for those who bring a packed lunch.

§ II — The courses

Five levels of difficulty

The park structures the courses on five levels of difficulty, identified by a colour system similar to that of ski slopes. Light green is dedicated to the youngest children, with heights of just a few metres and gentle passages between walkways, rope bridges and treehouses. As the level rises, height, course length and complexity of safety manoeuvres increase.

Difficulty levels of the San Marino Adventures courses
Level Recipients Indicative height
Light green Babies (24+ months) 0.5 to 2 m
Green Children 5+ years 2 to 5 m
Blue Teenagers 5 to 10 m
Red Adults and experienced teenagers 10 to 18 m
Black Trained experts 18 to 25 m

The black courses have evocative names: Inferno, Chimera, Super Incubo, Impossibile, Volo di Tarzan. The last closes with a leap from an artificial vine between two trees, more than twenty metres above the ground. All routes are certified with continuous lifeline and mandatory helmet; each participant receives a safety briefing before starting.

«Climbing an oak through a wooden platform is the first courage test that a child chooses on their own.»
— Editorial team, sanmarinosite.com
§ III — Ground activities

Beyond the trees

At the park it is possible to organise jungle softair sessions with six themed missions in the woods, with logistical support and equipment provided by the facility. Archery is open to teenagers and adults, with dedicated instructors for beginners. On spring and summer weekends horseback excursions are proposed in the surrounding territory, in agreement with a local riding stable.

The park also hosts birthday parties for children, school trips and companies looking for team-building activities. Requests for dedicated packages should be submitted at least two weeks in advance.

  1. 01.

    Jungle softair

    Six missions in the woods with tactical briefing, equipment and referees provided by the park.

  2. 02.

    Archery

    Equipped field with targets and instructor for beginners. Single or group sessions.

  3. 03.

    Horseback excursions

    Trails in the woods of Mount Cerreto in agreement with a local riding stable.

  4. 04.

    Picnic and refreshment areas

    Outdoor tables, refreshment points and an internal bar for quick lunches or snack breaks.

§ IV — How to plan

Practical advice

Closed sports shoes, long trousers and short-sleeved t-shirt are recommended. For those bringing children under five, a light sweatshirt is useful even in summer, since the woods keep lower temperatures than the plain. Booking is not mandatory on weekdays in low season, but is needed for weekends in July and August.

Those who include the park in a longer stay can combine it with the itinerary of 5 things to do with children between San Marino and Romagna or with the Children's tour. The historic centre is ten minutes away by car and is comfortably reached even in the evening for dinner.

§ V — Location

On Mount Cerreto

The park rises in the ecological oasis of Mount Cerreto, within the Castello of Acquaviva, about ten minutes by car from the historic centre of the City of San Marino.

Address
Via Ca' Chiavello · Acquaviva (Republic of San Marino)
FAQ · Useful answers

Frequently asked questions

Where is San Marino Adventures located?
The park is on Mount Cerreto, in the Castello of Acquaviva of the Republic of San Marino. It is about ten minutes by car from the historic centre of the City of San Marino and thirty minutes from the Rimini Sud motorway exit.
How many courses does the park have?
More than 30 routes among the trees, with progressive difficulty from light green for babies to black for experienced adults. About half of the courses are reserved for children, half for teenagers and adults.
At what age can young children take part?
The baby courses welcome children from 24 months with a minimum height of 50 cm. The courses grow in difficulty and height as skills and experience grow.
What are the most difficult courses?
The black courses (Inferno, Chimera, Super Incubo, Impossibile, Volo di Tarzan) reach heights of more than twenty metres and require training and practice. The Volo di Tarzan ends with a leap from a vine between two trees.
Beyond the rope courses, what does the park offer?
The park organises jungle softair with six missions in the woods, archery, horseback excursions in the surrounding areas, picnic areas and refreshment points. Packages are also available for birthdays, groups and schools.
How long does a typical visit last?
A full day covers almost six hours between rope activities, breaks and ground activities. Those who choose a single main course stay on average two to three hours.
Is it open all year?
The park operates from spring to autumn, with hours that vary by season and weather. Updated conditions are published on the official website of the park.